On-call: 2 calls per Monday-Friday week (7p-11p or 7p-7a), with 1 day per week available to stay late
Open to floating within scope to meet facility needs
Not open to accommodating a block schedule
RTO greater than 7 days requires approval
Required Qualifications
Valid RN license in Connecticut
Associate of Science in Nursing / Associate Degree in Nursing
CVOR experience (2 years)
CVOR experience within the last year
Experience working with Cardiac Surgery patients
Must scrub cardiac surgery independently and circulate
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) issued by American Heart Association or American Red Cross
BLS issued by American Heart Association or American Red Cross
NIHSS certification
Preferred
Tdap vaccination is highly preferred, not required (a declination is acceptable)
Initial COVID vaccine series is preferred if the candidate has received it
Facility Details
Type: Short-term acute care
Trauma Level: Level I Trauma Center
Total Staffed Beds: 1,567
Ratio: Average 1:2
Onboarding Requirements
Background: 7-year criminal background check within 12 months of start, updated annually. Also required: sex offender and exclusion list checks within 30 days of start, education verification of the highest level completed, and a photo ID matching legal name on the first day. International candidates need a foreign equivalency education evaluation.
Other Certifications and Exams: Medication/pharmacology competency exam (85% passing score) within 12 months of start. Color blind test (80% passing score) required for all candidates. Skills checklist within 12 months of start.
Health: Physical exam within 12 months of start. Fit test within 12 months, updated annually. TB test (or chest x-ray for positive history), TB questionnaire updated annually. Measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and hepatitis B titers or vaccine documentation. 10-panel drug screen within 12 months of start. Flu vaccine or exemption required during flu season.
History: 2 professional references within 3 years of start. 7-year work history with no gaps greater than 90 days, verified for the last 7 years.
Facility Trainings: Attestations for modules including language services, CAUTI, CLABSI, pressure injury prevention, patient transport with oxygen, Baxter pump, ventricular assist device awareness, 21st Century Cures Act, fire safety, mobile heartbeat alarm, patient bedside rounding, chaperone policy, blood administration, Pyxis MedStation, eCart, and stroke education.
Stroke: NIH Stroke Certification required for all RNs unless the unit lists an exception (CVOR is not listed as an exception), with at least 2 CE hours.
Facility
Yale-New Haven Hospital
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